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Discover Ludwig"title winner" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a person or team that has won a championship or title in a competition. It can be used in various contexts, such as sports, academic competitions, or literary awards. Example: "The title winner of the annual spelling bee competition was an 8th grader from the local middle school."
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Shield Winner / Title Winner 2005-06 Chelsea / Chelsea 2006-07 Liverpool / Man United 2007-08 Man United / Man United 2008-09 Man United / Man United 2009-10 Chelsea / Chelsea 2010-11 Man United / Man United 2011-/12 Man United / ?????
Then: Arsenal midfielder, First Division title winner in 1991.
By 17, he was beating his dad, a nine-time title winner on the tour.
But is the son of the 1982 title winner Keke Rosberg a real champion too?
Members of his 1988 national team, Notre Dame's last national title winner, were also on hand.
Schumacher was Ferrari's first back-to-back title winner since the late Italian Alberto Ascari achieved the feat in 1953.
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Anthony was the splendid freshman for Syracuse, the eventual national-title winner.
But two years after Henrique scored the title-winner at Suncorp Stadium, Vidosic turned the tables.
But — and here is the question that Mancini gambles with — is his Italian prodigy a title-winner or title-buster?
First and foremost, it kept Chelsea at arms' length and had the whiff of a symbolic title-winner as United chased a first Premier League for four years.
He has scored in clásicos, one of them a virtual title-winner, in the European Cup final and in the Copa del Rey final.
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